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New pathway brochures

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See the Pathway brochures page  for latest brochures, including one for Early Years practitioners and Secondary teachers. These brochures bring together a range of activities from seminars to Topic surgeries or sessions on the Scottish Education Village.

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List of full seminars

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The list of fully booked seminars is now presented on its own page.  The pages showing the seminar details will remain (without their booking facilities), and will display links to biographic details, audio recordings and presentations as and when they become available.

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More seminars full

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Seminars L2H: Curriculum for Excellence : The HMIE perspective and A2G: Smooth transitions are both now fully booked.

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Bookings up

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We are pleased to announce that the registrations for this year’s event have passed the 2000 mark.  As you will have seen - this means that some seminars are becoming fully booked.  So if things are quietening down for the end of term, make sure you book now for any of the must-see sessions that you and your colleagues are keen to attend.

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Scottish Education Village

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See further information about the sessions in the Scottish Education Village and the Education Showcase now available. Follow the links to individual sessions.

Alternatively, you can download the Pathway brochures covering these and other topics.

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A2D: Seminar full

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Seminar A2D: Curriculum for Excellence – Active Learning in the Early Years is now fully booked.

Early years practitioners have been busy making bookings, but there is still room in L2B: Using The Journey to Excellence in schools and early years centres or A2C: An integrated approach in the Early Years setting.

Book now to avoid dissappointment!

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D2F: Seminar full

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Seminar D2F: Assessment is for Learning in the Early Years: Making learning visible is the first to become fully booked.

Alternatively, Early years practitioners interested in the Curriculum for Excellence could try seminar A2D: Curriculum for Excellence – Active Learning in the Early Years; or those interested in assessment could try D2E: Assessment is for Learning in the early years?

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Pathway brochures 2008

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Feedback from last year’s event suggested that the pathway brochures were popular and helpful.

The first of a growing number of brochures (in PDF format) are now available, and they present a range of activities relevant to a particular subject area or topic.  They include both seminarstopic surgeries, and sessions that take place within the education showcase and Scottish Education Village.

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“Here we come!”

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Channel 4 logoWe are pleased to announce that Channel 4 Education, one of our lead sponsors, are giving an Educational Showcase with the title of “Here we come!” Channel 4 Education Showcase.

Matt Locke, Commissioning Editor and his team will be available to showcase some of the innovative, cross platform projects, games and web based services they are commissioning for 2008/9.  They will be focussing on issues derived from young people’s needs and desires that may be outside the more formal education curriculum. This will be taking place at 12.30 on Thursday 25 September. Further information and booking available through the seminar page.

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Banners for your blog

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Register now banner in image library We have prepared some graphics that you can use on your blog posts and other social media, to promote the Scottish Learning Festival 2008.

Please visit the image library on the website to download your own copies, and see a selection of photographs from previous events.

Remember to keep using the SLF2008 tag on all posts, presentations and images relating to the event so that we can cross reference all your views.

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